Which three statements are true when migrating from an existing Cisco Unified Communications platform to Cisco Business Edition 6000? (Choose three.) Cisco 700-101 Exam

Question

Options

• ALicense migration from older standalone Cisco Unified Communications Manager releases is not
• BLicense migration is also supported from Cisco Business Edition 3000 and 5000.
• CConfiguration and user data does not have to be reprovisioned
• DLicense migration is supported using the Cisco 9 and 3 upgrade offer.
• EOnly some types of existing Cisco IP phones can be reused
• FWhen migrating, any service and software subscriptions must first be terminated and credit requested

• B
  95% (20)
• C
  5% (1)

Explanation

Migrating to Cisco Business Edition 6000 (BE6000) supports license migration from Cisco Business Edition 3000 and 5000 (B), confirming a clear upgrade path within the BE family. The Cisco 9 and 3 upgrade offer (D) is the specific licensing program Cisco uses to facilitate cost-effective transitions, covering eligible legacy systems. Existing service and software subscriptions must be terminated first (F) before migration can proceed, and any applicable credit requested - this is a licensing compliance requirement.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is incorrect - license migration is supported from older standalone Unified Communications Manager releases, so the "not supported" claim is false.
• C is wrong - configuration and user data typically does need to be reprovisioned; BE6000 doesn't automatically import existing configs.
• E is incorrect - most existing Cisco IP phones can be reused with BE6000, not just "some types."

Memory tip: Think "B-D-F = Be Done First" - you can migrate from the BE family, you use the Defined Cisco 9&3 offer, and subscriptions must be handled First before migration begins.

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